WandaVision (Disney+)

Malcolm in the Middle was Fox... which Disney now owns. Family Ties was NBC, that's probably the clearest break from that pattern.  The 50s sitcom from the first couple of episodes was vague enough that it could be a number of shows.  All that said, most of these likely would count as parodies and as a result would probably not be subject to any serious copywrite claims. 

The house in the third episode gave me some pretty clear Brady Bunch vibes and there's also definitely some Bewitched in there.

What that theory got wrong is that they're confusing the network that originally aired the shows (which was ABC in a lot of these cases) with the company that actually produced and owns them (which is often different).  Like, Modern Family aired on ABC but was actually produced by Fox... which are now both Disney now, but still.  

Everyone knew. The real question is if they’re using Mephisto or Nightmare. Also, the book in the episode was already used in Agents of Shield to bring in Ghost Rider. It’s a disappointment that 1godzillafan/Wyldstaar/thebtskink weren’t all over that. It was, by far, the biggest reveal in the episode. Nerds are dying for those Marvel/Netflix shows to be canon and this is the way.

If that book is supposed to be The Darkhold, it's gone through a redesign.  The version of it that appeared in Agents of SHIELD doesn't look like that, and neither does the one from the comics.

I dont know who this agatha person is

She’s a Fantastic Four character. Reed Richards & Sue Storm hired her to be their son’s nanny and she protected him against the Frightful Four (the evil version of the Fantastic Four). She also has a cat that can turn into a giant panther. Although they gave her a rabbit on the show. Agatha then aided the Fantastic Four in their battles at the Negative Zone. The Negative Zone is a parallel dimension to Earth and will no doubt be explored in the Doctor Strange movie.

After that, she morphed into an X-Men/Avengers character. Throughout the conclusion of her run on Fantastic Four, it was revealed that she’s one of the witches that survived the Salem Witch Trials. I believe that will be shown in the next episode of WandaVision through flashbacks. Those paparazzi set photos I posted two years ago, that PhantomKnight & thebtskink pretend they never saw, portray Agatha as a Salem witch. Anyway, Wanda got mixed up in all of Agatha’s nonsense and Agatha has spent the last 50 years fucking with Wanda and Vision. Agatha went from a protagonist on Fantastic Four to an antagonist on X-Men and Avengers comics. I don’t think the character has done anything else in the comics. Wyldstaar and 1godzillafan will be more knowledgeable in these matters. I know they straight up made her a villain in Ultimate Fantastic Four. But that’s obviously not the version of the character they’re using for WandaVision.

well that's relevant.

I stopped watching Runaways after the first couple of episodes, but I did look up some images.  The prop they use in Runaways for The Darkhold looks the same as the one used in Agents of SHIELD.  It may very well be the MCU version of The Darkhold.  The series finale of Agents of SHIELD made it pretty clear that the series takes place in another dimension of the Multiverse.  

It also depends if they’re using Mephisto or Nightmare as the villain and how it all ties into Doctor Strange. Vision can’t exist in the real world. Can the kids? We'll have to see how all this plays out.